Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-10
--,,vrspAY AUGUST 10, 1887
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his reported that Mrs. T. J. Good
h. is very i'll.
Doctor Reed will be in Candelaria
every Thursday. =
Jim Yerington returned to Haw-
horne, last Friday.
Frank Smith of Belleville, left for
oregon, last Monday.
Judge Murphy arrived ip Haw-
horne last Saturday.
Satin ribbon In new shades just
received at o. F. Taylor's
Sweet potatoes and fine Newcastle
melons, at Bob Wright's.
Fine new Mason Valley potatoes for
sale by E. p. Loyeioy, Wabuska.
Tom Purcell was ON the train, last
Thursday, returning to Marietta.
The Mount Diablo shipped four
bars, yesterday, valued at $4,000.
Al Wildes went TO Aurora last
week tn work in Frank Meals shop.
W. M. Halligan came over from Can
dearia to invest IN base ball ventures.
Jim Townsend has been looking
around Sweetwater in company with
W.. Bevan.
Mrs r. B. Hubbard, wife of the
United States Minister, died at Nikko,
Japan, July 9th.
Hunters are getting ready to go to
pweetwater where plenty of game is
reported.
Harry Somerville IS now enjoying
bot weather and good prospects at
Camp Sullivan,
Last Sunday shipment Of bullion,
worth 1900 came through from the
Waywera mine, at Benton.
Inyo Index: 1t is reported that a
one fifth interest ip tn the Inyo Mar
Bile Quarry has been sold to Philadel-
phla parties for large. sum.
The Wells shaft in the Mount Cory
is now down about 100 feet. There is
another 100 feet to sink.
Will. U. Mackey, one the best known
printers in the State came out from
Carson to see the ball-game,
Some important water suits will be
decided before Judge Rising, at Day
, ton on the 2nd of this month.
Gladstone believes that an appeal to
the country today would place the lib
erals again In the ascendant.
George Penter returned last Mon.
day, from trip to Washington Ter.
,ritory and British Colombia.
The smoky atmosphere of the last
week is probably due to forest fires
pow burning in the Coast range.
Hon Robert Briggs of White Pine
County, who has been very III in San
Francisco, is now recovering.
Frank Mcguire went out to Kinkea
to take charge Of the mill, for time
during the illness of Dave Milsap.
Arrangements have been made by
which n branch of the great Hotchkiss
Ordinance Company will be organized
in America.
Lee Whine the Mascot Of the Car
son nine lost his luck in Hawthorne
but went home with a pleasant smile
on his face.
Flour has been scarce in Indepen
dence and potatoes were hard to get il
Hawthorne for some time. Both ar,
supplied now,
Frank Howell came in from Gar
aeld on Sunday He intends to go tt
Austin, to work In the shop Of tn,
Manhattan mili
The Misses Maud and Grace Diem
ent, OF Oakland, who have been guesl
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Laws for som,
days, return TO their home TO-DAY.
John Hammond and Tom Dale,
have sacked about twenty tons o
loose dirt on the Cold Turkey, which
VIII yield about forty dollars a ton.
Phil Horton, Ambrose Wosdcock
lCurley Ebi and Charles Nelson were
among the visitors To Hawthorne whc
seemed SO most enjoy the result O.
the game.
Billy Mcdonald csme back .frou
the Caledonia picnic, on Monday. II,
had the pockets Of his dusler filled
with stones and .sieG ebammers which
he won on the toss.
V. B. Sabin,. one of the veterans Of